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Qantas previews new A330, 717 interiors
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Qantas revealed an all-new business class that will be fitted to all its international and domestic Airbus A330s from late 2014, as well as new economy class seats for its 10 international A330-300s, “refreshed” economy class seats for 20 domestic A330-200s, and new interiors for five Boeing 717s to be deployed on Canberra services. The

Qantas announces sale of QDS to Northrop Grumman Australia
Airlines

Qantas has announced the sale of its wholely owned subsidiary Qantas Defence Services (QDS) to Northrop Grumman Australia as part of its full-year results. The $80 million sale includes the business and other related assets. QDS provides maintenance and engineering services on aircraft and engines to government and military customers and engineering consultancy services to

Modest Qantas profit against a “challenging backdrop”
Airlines

Qantas has posted a modest profit after tax of $6 million and a near $100 million increase in underlying profit before tax from $95 million to $192 million for the 2012-13 financial year. Revenue growth was up barely one per cent to $15.9 billion. “This result shows good progress in the Group’s strategy against a

Air New Zealand’s best profit result in five years
Airlines

Air New Zealand has posted a before tax profit of NZ$256 million, the airline’s best profit result in five years. Net profit after tax profit grew 156 per cent of NZ$183 million. The big leap in profit came in a more modest three per cent increase in revenue to NZ$4.6 billion. “This result is one

Malaysia goes to triple daily from Sydney
Airlines

Competition on services between Malaysia and Australia continues to intensify with Malaysia Airlines announcing it will increase its frequency to Sydney to triple daily from February 5. Last week Air Asia X said it will increase capacity to twice daily later this year. Malaysian’s third daily service between Sydney and Kuala Lumpur using A330-300s will

StopRotor completes successful first transition flight
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StopRotor Technology has completed flight tests on the Hybrid RotorWing prototype, successfully completing their first inflight transition between fixed and rotary wing flight. The aircraft prototype successfully transitioned between fixed and rotary wing modes by unlocking and spinning up its RotorWing. As reported in Australian Aviation in April, the RotorWing can act as a rotating

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